The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-04

500 p. m,-Market closed quiet put sVeady'
middling uplands II 7-i6c. niddhng Orleans
1886; sales to-day 800 bales net and gross re
ceiptS ell bales.
Futures-Market closed flrm with sales of
90 100 bales, as follows: June delivery Il ss@s
II 4oc July II 42011 4Sc, August II 44Qll &c,
september 10 996A1l 00c, October 10 SSGplQ 39c,
November 10 lI0l0 12c, December 10 OSe0l0 Usc,
January 10 12@i0 1Sc, February 10 1000 zoe.
Weekly net receipts 2ll bales, gross 1850;
exports TO Great Britain 1910 bales, to the
continent lTs; sales 1,7a4 bales; stock 1885
bales.
Green & Co g report on cotton futures saws;
There was less general animation, with the
cost averaging somewhat lower but otherwise
the conditions are practically unchanged. The
bull element appeared willing TO let rates run
Off little, and then came in TO brace the po-
sition, that after a loss of some points there
was recovery to last evenings figures.
GALVESTON, June 5.-Cotten quiet; middling
10 lille
NoRFoLK, June s--Cotton firm; middhng
1llsc.
BALTIMORE, June S,-Cotton nominal; middling
Hktc.
WILMINGTON June s.-Cotton firm; middling
lie.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.--Cotton firm; mid
ding 1880.
NEW ORLEANS, June s.-Cotton firm; middling
foSsc
NOZZLE, June 3.-Cotton firm; middling 10esc
MEMPHIS, June 3.-Cotton firm; nliddlng lie.
AUGUSTA June 3.-Cotton firm; middling lie
CHARLESTON, June, 3.-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling l034c.
MoNraoMERY, June s.-Cotton firm; middlng
Macon, June 9-Cotton steady; middling
10l6c
CoLuMRus, June s.-Cotton firm; middling
1o9c. ,,u,.
lie.
SELMA, June s-Cotton steady; midding
tOAc.
ATLANTA, June 3--Cotton-middling lo9sc
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL June 3, noon.-Wheat firm. with
fair demand; holders offer moderately; receipts
the past three days $4,000 centals-179 300 cen
tails of Americae Corn quiet demand poor;
receipts of American the past three days 20, 400
centals. Weather wet and stormy.
New YoRK, June 3, noon Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat better. Corn quiet but firm.
Pork steady; mess $40. Lard Irmer at So IS.
Old mess pork steady at SIS Freights quiet.
500 p m.-Flour. Southern quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-spot ls61s4c and options $40
some reaction; No. 2 red June delivery $3.50
97R6c, July delivery 95A@05 1l-16c, August
93isG 9s11c, closing $3.50. Corn-spot firm and
fairly active. options a trihe better but less
@4s1sc. August 4sIs@491sc, closing at a9lsc.
Oats, No. 2, June and July delivery S3a3sIsc,
closing at Ss1sc; August si5sc closing same;
Hay quiet but steady Hops UNCHANGED net and and
lower but active; No. z Rio, not quoted, June
delivery 20 1000 40c, July 20 256l20 90c August
20 75D2l 45c. Sugar dull and nominal; fair re-
filming 4l5c; refined firn-extra G 4 1860
10 f6c, yellow 4l4@4 7-16c, mould A 594e, CON
fectioners' A ff-t665s4c, off A 3 1-t66G51sc,
standard 5 5l6c, cut loaf and crushed 1-l6c,
powdered 15-i6c, granulated sac, cubes 55sc.
Molasses steady; one cargo 80 test sold at 2O1tc.
Cotton seed oil34c for crude, 40l6c for refined.
Hides firm, with moderate inquiry; wet sated
New Orleans selected, d to GO pounds, 9la@ 10c
Texas selected, so to 60 pounds 10c. Wool
quiet and unchanged. Pork steady and mode
rately active; mess quoted at $16 for new, $1b
for old. Beef dull Middles dull and nominal.
Lard SOLO points higher and moderately active;
livery So 9006 90, August SO 90G97 10. Freights
dull; cotton 1-l6d, wheat I'd.
CHICAGO, June 3.-There was nothing special
| in sight at the opening to cause any change IN
prices, nor was the temper Of the local crowd in
any material sense different from yesterday
afternoon. Private cables quoted wheat dull,
with turn in buyers favor The receipts were
2S1 cars wheat. July wheat opened at S6t4c,
eased off TO soho, then sold up to S614Q869Sc.
| June sold at 90c. All through the first hour
wheat dragged very heavily, keeping close to
early quotations. There were no orders on the
| floor, nor were the clique houses disposed to do
! anything at all After II o'clock the market
became a little less lifeless, but could not be
called more than ordinarily active. Advices from
| California were that seller the year" was SC
per GENITAL higher, the price now being 2iec
| higher This was sufficient bull news to bring
| In good many who were on the edge Clear
| ances at New York were reported at 800, 900
bushels which fact the bulls also used as lever.
! The conditions brought out by these slight cir
cumstances was sufficient to put July up to $685.,
| gain of only &c, but it was well maintained
| because Of good demand These quotations
ruled UP to the close of the morning session.
| There was strong tone to wheat on the after
noon board. July opened at S6I90t S6bsc, and
closed at 9G5sc. June closed at 901bc. July
corn opened at 3914c and sold to 39ssc, yester-
days closing prices. The slight improvement
| In wheat after the first hour had more or less
| effect on corn, July picking up To 1880, and
closing at the latter figure. Oats were quiet and
futures were within pc range, Provisions were
steady. July lard opened at 80 55t6 81 and ribs
| at 81 3d. Provisions grew in strength as the
session advanced, and a few July ribs sold at
| 81 IS during the morning. In the afternoon
| session there was very pronounced activity In
ribs which sold to SIS SIN for July, closing at
that figure July lard closed at So 20,
| The following were the cash quotations:
| Flour firm and unchanged Wheat, No spring
| 9O@9014c, No. spring SIC; No. 2 red 90c. Corn,
No. 2, 9s1zc Oats, No. q 25l9c. Mess pork S22 50
| @2S 90. Lard So 50D6 IS. Short rib sides,
| loose S. 35Gr7 40. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed
S. 60@5 20; short clear sides. boxed s. $50
| Z 20. Whisky 81 TO-
| Leading futures ranged as follows: